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- Extend config to take a path to a CA Certificate - Use the CA Cert when establishing a connection with the SOAP client Testing We provide certs and keys for tests as fixtures, `vclib/fixtures`. Those were created (and can be regenerated) using `vclib/fixtures/createCerts.sh`. At the moment it's possible to configure a CA path and at the same time allow insecure communication between vsphere cloud provider and vcenter. This may change in the future; we might opt for overwriting the insecure communication if a CA is configured / log and transparently pass the arguments to the vcenter command / other. To be discussed. At the moment the CA is a global level configuration. In other words, all vcenter servers need to use certificates signed by the same CA. There might be use cases for different CA per vcenter server; to be discussed.
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